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by stankot 4y ago
I won't judge, especially as I don't know cpp either :) It seems great and way more user friendly than what I have. I might steal your code for the next iteration. I'll write a proper readme and make my repo public today. EDI
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by stankot 4y ago
Same story with me and python, so don't worry :) I'll make the repo public during the next week. Diffuser also makes a difference as the controller I'm using doesn't allow me to control the brightness. I should really wr
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by stankot 4y ago
Love it! I did a similar thing, 64x64 pixels with a LED diffuser. Everything is packed up in the IKEA picture frame: https://imgur.com/a/cLXGWWd I'm lazy, but I plan to do the full write up and to open source eve
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by stankot 5y ago
https://muffinman.io My longest living website of any kind. Technical blog, mostly frontend and javascript, but recently I created a section for my generative, pen plotted art. It is made with Zola and deployed on GitHub Pages.
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by stankot 6y ago
Shameless plug, I have made one of these interactive toys as well: https://neon.muffinman.io/ I fell in love with generative art this year, and it became my favorite thing to do. Neon is the first presentable thing I made.
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Blog is now Google free(stanko.github.io)
2 points by stankot 6y ago|0 comments
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by stankot 6y ago
I successfully use Staticman for around three years now. It works really well. I wrote a short post how to set it up on heroku to avoid GitHub quotas problem: https://muffinman.io/running-staticman-on-heroku/
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by stankot 7y ago
Hey HN, I would love to share one small, rather personal project of mine - it is a web adaptation of the book my brother wrote, using authentic letters our father sent us while being stuck in Sarajevo during the war in the nineties. Thank y
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Show HN: Letters from Sarajevo, web adaption of the book(lettersfromsarajevo.com)
1 points by stankot 7y ago|1 comments
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by stankot 7y ago
From my experience, users love it. It is really easy to loose "that one perfect image" and keeping everything in history helps.
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by stankot 7y ago
Author here, another of my generative art projects. I'm still pretty new to the whole generative art thing. Please note that "Low Poly" mode is on by default - it improves performance and allows you to see changes in realtime
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Show HN: Breathe – Generative Art Piece(breathe-v1.netlify.com)
3 points by stankot 7y ago|3 comments
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by stankot 7y ago
Author here, this year I started with generative art, and I'm absolutely loving it. This is my latest piece, and I wanted to share it with you. The output are vector images which I plan to pen plot (I ordered AxiDraw plotter) and make
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Show HN: Metaballs, Generative Art Piece(muffinman.io)
3 points by stankot 7y ago|1 comments
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by stankot 7y ago
That makes sense. For now there is a reset button at the bottom.
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by stankot 7y ago
Thanks! I know it can be cumbersome to navigate a long history, but people generally love this feature. Because it is easy to loose "the perfect" image while playing with controls. This allows you to click back couple of times and
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by stankot 7y ago
Thank you! Honestly, I really like "neon" color chaos. But it shouldn't be too hard to change. If you want to try it locally, you only need to change few lines responsible for color generation: https://github.com&#
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by stankot 7y ago
Darn, it took me a while to replicate failed downloads. Everything is generated on the client side, including file to download. Some browsers (I know Chrome for sure) have a size limitation for files you can generate and download on the cli
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by stankot 7y ago
Author here, this is my first generative art project that I'm remotely satisfied with. I'm new to the whole thing, but I'm having a lot of fun making these things. As you play with parameters, unique URL will be generatred fo
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Show HN: Neon – Generative art piece made using 2D vector field(neon-v1.netlify.com)
29 points by stankot 7y ago|10 comments
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by stankot 7y ago
Check my comment on this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21978989
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by stankot 7y ago
I'm running my blog ( https://muffinman.io ) on Jekyll and GitHub pages, and I've run into the same issues. For search I generate a JSON array, with the name and the url to each post. Then I just client side javascript t
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by stankot 7y ago
There are a couple of good comments, so I won't repeat what they said. Find something you are actually passionate about. It doesn't have to be a big thing. You shouldn't care if it is a cool thing, or what other people think
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by stankot 7y ago
I really love this one: https://tobiasahlin.com/ Shameless self promotion (my blog): https://muffinman.io/ And of course, Daring Fireball: https://daringfireball.net/
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Japanese and the dying art of civilised travelling(medium.com)
2 points by stankot 7y ago|0 comments
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by stankot 8y ago
I missed that completely, thank you!
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by stankot 8y ago
Is this by any chance open source? I would love to see the code.
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by stankot 9y ago
Of course, Create React App is the best place to start, and I totally agree with your points. I never said learning these tools are the basics. But if you need to setup a bigger project CRA doesn't cut it by default. For example, it is
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by stankot 9y ago
Both rollup and webpack are solving the same problem. I just played with rollup a little, so I don't have production level experience with it. However, I did a lot of reading and it seems that general opinion can be summed to: Use webp
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by stankot 9y ago
Thank you! I had the same feeling with boilerplates, so I tried my best to learn the tools properly. Digging through documentation took me a lot of time, so I tried my best to summarize it in a simpler way. It should get people up to speed

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